Bill Cowher played in the NFL before becoming one of the most celebrated coaches in football history. He led the Pittsburgh Steelers to a Super Bowl win in 2006, but before that, had to deal with ...

Retired Steelers coach Bill Cowher has one question for Aaron Rodgers as his former team continues to push for the future Hall of Famer to suit up in black and yellow for the 2025 season.

Cowher is one of the better analysts on the panel and doesn't go overboard. He doesn't make himself stand out by dressing loud or yelling. He provides his opinions and allows others to do the yelling.

Roethlisberger's old coach, Super Bowl XL winner and The NFL Today analyst Bill Cowher says he ... you don't hear anybody yelling, wanting the ball," said Cowher. "He has just been able to sit ...

Cowher was favoring the craziness of the fan-based Bills Mafia as he crashed through a long table while yelling “Buff-a-lo,” splitting the furniture in two with a two-handed spike. Bill Cowher ...

I just wish he had more guts—like Bill Cowher. And I know that Tomlin will ... And of the Crafton boy with the chin, spitting and yelling on the sidelines, reunited with the only franchise ...

Bill Cowher went through his playoff issues during his tenure as Pittsburgh Steelers head coach. He posted a 2-4 record in AFC championship games with all four losses occurring at home.

On Pittsburgh 412 Day, a true yinzer was honored. Crafton’s own Bill Cowher was in the spotlight at the annual Mel Blount Youth Home All-Star Celebrity Roast on Friday at the Wyndham Grand ...

Bill Cowher talks winning the Super Bowl and encourages yelling on NPR Bill Cowher played in the NFL before becoming one of the most celebrated coaches in football history. He led the Pittsburgh ...